How to Do Pot in Pot Cooking in the Instant Pot or Other Pressure Cooker

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That's so nice - thanks!!

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I'll ask our video editor to lower the volume when we're speaking on our next videos. Thanks!

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[@SCYFY123]

Thank you for explaining pot in pot cooking. Sounds like a great way to make a 1 pot meal! I so look forward to your weekly emails to get my puppy fix! Little Luna is such a sweetie :)

[@PressureCookingToday]

Thanks!

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[@Lck1972]

How exactly do you reheat food in the pressure cooker? I would think that it turns out much more moist than in a microwave.

[@PressureCookingToday]

It works much better than a microwave. Definitely give it a try. Reheating Food In The Instant Pot / Pressure Cooker You'll use the same pot-in-pot method listed in our article www.pressurecookingtoday.com/how-to-use-the-pot-in-pot-method-in-your-pressure-cooker-instant-pot/ to reheat food in the Instant Pot / Pressure Cooker. insert a trivet add water (1 cup for a 6 quart pressure cooker) add food you're reheating into a dish (I usually use a 7×3-inch round cake pan for reheating food) use a sling to lower the dish onto the trivet (I generally do not cover the pan when reheating food) If you use this sling, it works as your trivet and your sling. use a 5 to 10 minute cook time, depending on what you're reheating

[@toad8427]

Thanks! Do you think we could do pot-in-pot to pressure cook frozen ground beef? I’m aware of putting the chunk of beef on the trivet but I would like a method that retains the fat for some recipes

[@PressureCookingToday]

Yes, I think that would work. We cook frozen ground beef for 5 minutes in our taco recipe www.pressurecookingtoday.com/easy-instant-pot-ground-beef-tacos/#mv-creation-304-jtr You'll need a little longer cooking it pot in pot.

[@TJ-ic2ri]

Do you still have to add water to the sliver bowl ???

[@PressureCookingToday]

As long as there is water in the inner pot, you don't need water in the pot in pot bowl. I'll reheat ribs pot in pot with no water in the pot in pot bowl. It's a great way to reheat things.

[@kferins2451]

You mentioned you reheated leftovers in your instant pot. How do you know how much time to use?

[@PressureCookingToday]

It depends on how much I'm reheating, but I generally use 5 minutes for most everything.

[@aperson1181]

Can you put a small IP container/bowl (ceramic) inside a bigger IP bowl?

[@PressureCookingToday]

Technically you should only use metal or canning jars (or a few dishes specifically made for the IP). Be sure and use a trivet to elevate the bowl off of the bottom of the IP.

[@ParteraQuisqueyana]

I haven’t done this because I’m afraid of putting in a container that is not safe. What type of containers are safe to withstand the pressure? Would any glass container work? Pyrex? Stainless steel? Aluminum?

[@PressureCookingToday]

My favorite pot in pot pan is an aluminum cake pan amzn.to/3ZLpKUC (affiliate link) You can also use canning jars and silicone bakeware. Pyrex and other glass containers are not recommended.

[@ParteraQuisqueyana]

@ Thank you!

[@mrspannu786]

What kind of 2nd dish I am using pleaee?

[@PressureCookingToday]

I favorite is a 7x3 cake pan amzn.to/48Bdit8 (affiliate link)

[@Senbatorii]

I cook pot in pot with my glass Tupperware so i can go from pot to lunchbox without additional dishes to wash

[@PressureCookingToday]

Great idea!